1. NM's Creative Impulse..Mesopotamia Western and middle eastern culture of an ancient Canaanite people of the middle east called the phoenicians. , from Providence College civ Web annotated links to sites dealing http://history.evansville.net/meso.html

NM's Creative Impulse Development of Western Civilization I World History I Mesopotamia Contents Introduction History People Places ... Search or look it up in the Encyclopedia Britannica Contact Information Introduction The Mesopotamian plain was part of the Fertile Crescent. Situated between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, the area was the birth place of the varied civilizations that developed writing, schools, libraries, written law codes and moved us from prehistory to history. The Sumerians, Akkadians, Chaldeans, Hittites, Babylonians, Israelites, Phoenicians, Lydians, Assyrians and Persians established the foundations for future Civilizations. Their contributions include: the wheel, glass, the sail, coinage, mathematics, the alphabet, calendars, bronze, iron, monotheism, epic poetry, farming and irrigation. The art of Mesopotamia is as diverse as the civilizations that inhabited the area. Art became decorative, stylized and conventionalized at different times and places in the area. Gods took on human forms and humans were combined with animals to make fantastic creatures. Art commemorated the accomplishments of great men and intimidated the lowly. Skills improved and new media was developed. Large temples and imposing palaces dotted the landscape. Man recorded his history and poetry for the first time and set them down to music. Lyres, pipes, harps and drums accompanied their songs and dances. History People Abraham Text only Bio from the Catholic Encyclopedia The Story of Abraham from the Hebrew Bible - from

2. Apolyton CS Forums > Miscellaneous > Civilization Games General/Future > {The Li be appropriate because ancient Israel just wasn't effective Arabia. Hittites. phoenicians. Assyria. Babylon The middle east, Europe, America, and Polynesia in that order. Every civ in http://apolyton.net/forums/t105331-s.html

Today on Apolyton IRON CIVER TOURNAMENT REMOVE ADS FROM APOLYTON! CIV4 LIST Remove all ads from Apolyton, click here! ... Report this to Apolyton news! Web Apolyton News Directory Forums eBay bottom of page Author Thread civilleader Settler Denver, CO Oct 2002 time: link Suffering from ads? the nations I want to see in Civ 4 It should be set at 60 nations max The more the civs the better. I tried to put them all around the globe yet focus on those that were important. For American culture groups: USA Iroquois Sioux/ Lakota Mayas Aztecs Incas Nazca Inuit Utes For West European culture groups: UK France Spain Portugal Germany Netherlands Vikings Sweden Ireland (maybe) For eastern Europe: Russia Poland Austria (since they had alot of slavs) hate to say it but I really don't want Byzantium again, they are Greeks in the location where the ottomans need to be For Mediterranean culture groups: Rome Greece Carthage Egypt For Neareast culture groups: Arabs Turkey Persia Israel Numbia Babylon Assyria Sumeria Hittite For south/Southeast Asian/ Hindu culture groups India Harappa Khemer Indonesia/ Majaphit empire Thailand Champa For Far East Asia: China Japan Korea Mongolia Tibet (or should this go with south asia?)

3. Bronze Age Mackfucken-daddy ancient civ Notes. In the Upper Paleolithic era, Homo sapiens sapiens began to slowly improve its lifestyle in terms of diet, clothing, and tools, but remained nomadic. materials in the prehistoric middle east), near a spring, and came 500 years before the phoenicians. Ugarit was probably http://www.angelfire.com/mac/elana/bronze.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Mack-fucken-daddy Ancient Civ Notes In the Upper Paleolithic era, Homo sapiens sapiens began to slowly improve its lifestyle in terms of diet, clothing, and tools, but remained nomadic. They built some temporary shelters, but they had to follow migrating animals around to hunt them. It all began with the Neolithic Revolution , also known as the agricultural revolution . Humans learned to: domesticate animals farm weave (make baskets and ropes) polish stone make pottery construct lasting habitation This led to a sedentary lifestyle. We were able to learn to farm because of a climatic change. In more trying regions, like the Arctic, Africa and Australia, native people are still hunting and gathering. They learned to follow the seasons of planting, tending and harvesting, which we still follow today. Advancements occurred in pockets. Practices were tried and revised everywhere until lifestyle was permanently altered. Agriculture became popular in areas along river valleys and shorelines, and from there advanced inland. It never reached the mountains. Domestication of Animals A 15,000 year old cave painting in France depicts a horse with a line over its head, possibly resembling a harness.

4. Back People in River Valley civ people can fish for food, They can hunt while animals are drinking, they on the Nile. ancient middle east Home. ancient Egypt Mesopotamia. phoenicians http://www.morton.fayette.k12.ky.us/World_Civilizations/Mesopotamia.htm

Mesopotamia Mesopotamia was the first civilization on Earth. Peoples basic needs are: Food, Water, and Shelter. All early civilizations are called River Valley Civilizations. People in River Valley Civ people can fish for food, They can hunt while animals are drinking, they could use the river for water and irrigation. You can travel on the Rivers. You can take Mud and make it into bricks for houses. Use the River to bathe and wash. Mesopotamia means the land between two rivers. The 2 rivers are the Tigris and the Euphrates. Mesopotamia has two nicknames, The Fertile Cresent and the Cradle of Civilization. Writing was invented 5,000 years ago in 3000 B.C. Sumer was the 1st country on the face of the Earth. The 1st writing was business agreements. Other people invented by reading other people's inventions and making them better . Ur was in Sumer. Sumer invented writing, the wheel, and the plow. Egypt was the second civilization on the face of he Earth. It was based on the Nile. Ancient Middle East Home Ancient Egypt Mesopotamia Phoenicians

5. Angel Art By Eve against the Greeks. The phoenicians , Alphabet a very good site and a ziggurat. ancient middle east- this site has a from Providence College civ Web - annotated links to sites http://www.angelartbyeve.com/links.html

My Favorite Links History People Abraham Text only Bio from the Catholic Encyclopedia Abraham interesting short text about the birth and early childhood of Abraham from Timeline of Jewish History The Story of Abraham from the Hebrew Bible - from Reading about the World Vol. I, this excerpt explains about the importance of Abraham to both the Muslims and the Jews. It also relates the Covenant between God and the Hebrew people and tells of the birth of Isaac. Assyrians Hit Contents on the left . Read about their attempt at "cultural mixing", the reasons behind it and the beginnings of Jewish Diaspora. The Babylonians this site is part of the History of Cataract Surgery and tells more about the importance of medical procedures in Babylon, using as reference the mention of fees and regulations in Hammurabi's Code. Chaldeans: Historical Background very nice site, offering information on the history, language and religion of these people. Chaldeans - Frames...so hit Content on the left ..Then select Chaldeans and read more about the constant conquest of the crescent, this time meet Nebuchadnezzar and read about the Jewish Exile. Cyrus the Great very nice site about the man said to have issued the first human rights document in history. The site is a frames set up that works fairly well for a change.Click the categories on the left to read a wonderful bio, see beautiful artworks of soldiers, cylinder seals and Cyrus himself..... Interesting site.

6. Ancient Civilizations useful information! phoenicians. The phoenicians. Archaeology in Malta The phoenicians. The ancient phoenicians. The phoenicians ancient Israel . a time line. middle east Inner Asia http://www.cybercom.net/~jham/ancient_civ

Sumerians Babylonians Phoenicians Hebrews ... Ancient African Kingdoms Sumer 3500 B.C.1800 B.C. The Sumerians of Ancient Mesopotamia Sumerian Civlization Mesopotamia Virtual Classroom Mesopotamia 9000-500 B.C. ... Mesopotamia Geography, climate, People, Religion, Trade, Assyriology and Archeology) Sumerians and their Gods Sumer FAQs Mesopotamia The Sumerians ... Early Sumeria Babylonians 2000 B.C.539 B.C. Babylonia Hanging Gardens Hamurabi The Seven Wonders: The Hanging Gardens of Babylon ... The Babylonians ...information about the medical knowledge of the Babylonians Phoenicians 1200 B.C.700 B.C. Mesopotamia Vocabulary ..links from this page don't work, but the page itself contains useful information! Phoenicians The Phoenicians Archaeology in Malta: The Phoenicians The Ancient Phoenicians ... The Phoenicians Hebrews 1200 B.C.79 A.D. Photo Gallery of Syria and Palestine Inscriptions from the Land of Israel ...A collection of inscriptions from the Land of Israel that date from the Hellenistic period (c. 330 BCE) through the Persian conquest (614 C.E.). These inscriptions were written and carved in stone (and other durable materials) and inlaid in mosaics. They were written in Hebrew, Aramaic, Latin, and Greek by Jews, Christians, and pagans.They include epitaphs, commemorations, mile markers, and acknowledgements of gifts. Ancient Israel ....a time line Mayans 2000 B.C.1450 A.D.

7. An Introduction To The Ancient Middle East Part 3: Phoenicians And Hebrews An Introduction to the ancient middle east Part 3 phoenicians and Hebrews. About 1200 BC a seafaring civilization arose along the Mediterranean Sea. http://www.socialstudiesforkids.com/articles/worldhistory/introancientmiddleeast

An Introduction to the Ancient Middle East Part 3: Phoenicians and Hebrews About 1200 B.C. a seafaring civilization arose along the Mediterranean Sea . These were the Phoenicians , and their boats carried traders and explorers alike. They carried customs and goods from one ancient civilizations to another. They are known for their alphabet, their papermaking, and their glassmaking. The Phoenicians founded cities (among them Byblos Sidon , and Tyre ) but were more interested in trade than empire. They also founded the city of Carthage , in northern Africa, in 814 B.C. This city would become the capital of a very powerful civilization that would rival Rome for control of the Mediterranean world. To the south of Phoenician territory was Canaan , a mountain-and-desert land that was home to the Hebrews Abraham led his people from the city of Ur to Canaan about 1900 B.C. The Hebrews, who had started out as traders, became growers of wheat, fig, and olives and tenders of sheep. They stayed in Canaan for about 100 years, during which time they organized themselves into the famous 12 Tribes. About 1800 B.C., a drought began, forcing the Hebrews to move to Egypt. Six hundred years later, the Hebrews were enslaved in Egypt. After a time

8. A Biblical Interpretation Of World History, Chapter 3, Part 3 Chapter 3 Early Civilization, a Short History of the middle east from 3000 to 1000 B.C. middle east FROM ancient Egypt began to die. Statues, scarabs, and other Egyptian artifacts found abroad suggest that foreigners like the Israelites and phoenicians http://www.xenohistorian.faithweb.com/worldhis/Hist03c.html

The Xenophile Historian Chapter 3: EARLY CIVILIZATION, A SHORT HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST FROM 3000 TO 1000 B.C. PART III This chapter is divided into three parts, which cover the following topics: Part I The Rise of the Sumerians A War-Ravaged Civilization The Age of Hammurabi The Gift of the Nile Most Ancient Egypt The Pyramid Age Everyday Life in Ancient Egypt Part II The Middle Kingdom The Second Intermediate Period Intermission The Rise of The New Kingdom Imperial Egypt The Amarna Revolution The Ramessid Age Part III The Third Intermediate Period The Indo-Europeans The Hittites The Minoans ... The Philistines The Third Intermediate Period In the reign of Ramses XI a junior army officer named Herihor became high priest of Amen at Karnak. Not long after that he also got the jobs of viceroy of Nubia and commander-in-chief of the army. That made him the most powerful man in Egypt, and apparently he had little trouble deposing the last impotent king of the XX dynasty so he could rule instead. In the north one Smendes (also called Nesunebded) assumed power in place of the Ramessids, starting a dynasty of commerce-minded rulers (the XXI dynasty). The result was that Egypt now had two rulers: the XXI dynasty in Tanis (a city in the northeastern corner of the delta), and Herihor's family of priest-kings in Thebes. In the past that marked the beginning of anarchy, but the two families maintained peace with some successful diplomacy, including at least one marriage, between themselves.

9. Ancient Middle East / Persia evidence, and contribution to Western and middle eastern culture of an ancient Canaanite people of the middle east called the phoenicians. http//www http://www.archaeolink.com/ancient_middle_east_and_persia.htm

Ancient Middle East / Persia - Home Anatolia Assyria General Resources ... Persia has been moved to its own page) Other Ancient Civilizations Ancient Africa Aztec ByzantineEmpire Cambodia ... Viet Nam Anatolia Asia Minor "Asia Minor, region of the ancient world, roughly corresponding to present Asian Turkey, or the peninsula of Anatolia. Some of the earliest Neolithic settlements in the Middle East have been found in Asia Minor. One of the most important, at Çatal Hüyük, near present Konya, dates from as early as 9000 bc." This is a brief summary of the region's history - http://www.anemos.com/Diaspora/chrys/aminor.html Discover Turkey: Anatolia Ancient Anatolia is now the heartland of Turkey - photos , history - http://www.turkishnews.com/DiscoverTurkey/anatolia/ Explore Turkey Explore the entire history of Anatolian civilizations from prehistory to the fall of the Ottomans. - From Istanbul.net - http://www.exploreturkey.com/exptur.phtml?id=4 Focus on Civilizations...Anatolia Throughout the Ages Series of introductory essays about Anatolian history. Time period begins 9000 BCE - illustrated - From Focul Online Magazine -

10. Middle Eastern Civilizations Review Assyrians Babylonians Hebrews Hittites Persians phoenicians Sumerians. library has enabled modern scholars to reconstruct life in the ancient middle east. http://home.cfl.rr.com/crossland/AncientCivilizations/Middle_East_Civilizations/

Civilizations of the Middle East Review Name: Period: Date: Directions: For each description below, select the name of the people to whom it best applies, making your selection from the list below. Type your answers in the blank. When you are finished, click on the 'Submit my Answers' button at the bottom of the page. DO NOT HIT THE 'ENTER' KEY ON YOUR KEYBOARD - UNLESS YOU ARE FINISHED. A new page will come up with some advertising on it - your answers will be at the bottom of this page along with a link to return to this web site. Assyrians Babylonians Hebrews Hittites Persians Phoenicians Sumerians 1. A seafaring merchant people, we devised a simplified alphabet and were known as "missionaries of civilization." 2. Although we were known for our military, not scholarly pursuits, our extensive library has enabled modern scholars to reconstruct life in the ancient Middle East. 3. We were the first people to accept monotheism, and our prophets denounced evil and injustice.

11. Ancient Middle East --  Encyclopædia Britannica , A Bequest Unearthed, Phoenicia Comprehensive account of an ancient Canaanite people of the middle east called the phoenicians. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=117312

12. A Biblical Interpretation Of World History, Chapter 3, Part 3 a political standpoint, under their rule ancient Egypt began like the Israelites and phoenicians recognized the had made themselves masters of the middle east. http://xenohistorian.faithweb.com/worldhis/Hist03c.html

The Xenophile Historian Chapter 3: EARLY CIVILIZATION, A SHORT HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE EAST FROM 3000 TO 1000 B.C. PART III This chapter is divided into three parts, which cover the following topics: Part I The Rise of the Sumerians A War-Ravaged Civilization The Age of Hammurabi The Gift of the Nile Most Ancient Egypt The Pyramid Age Everyday Life in Ancient Egypt Part II The Middle Kingdom The Second Intermediate Period Intermission The Rise of The New Kingdom Imperial Egypt The Amarna Revolution The Ramessid Age Part III The Third Intermediate Period The Indo-Europeans The Hittites The Minoans ... The Philistines The Third Intermediate Period In the reign of Ramses XI a junior army officer named Herihor became high priest of Amen at Karnak. Not long after that he also got the jobs of viceroy of Nubia and commander-in-chief of the army. That made him the most powerful man in Egypt, and apparently he had little trouble deposing the last impotent king of the XX dynasty so he could rule instead. In the north one Smendes (also called Nesunebded) assumed power in place of the Ramessids, starting a dynasty of commerce-minded rulers (the XXI dynasty). The result was that Egypt now had two rulers: the XXI dynasty in Tanis (a city in the northeastern corner of the delta), and Herihor's family of priest-kings in Thebes. In the past that marked the beginning of anarchy, but the two families maintained peace with some successful diplomacy, including at least one marriage, between themselves.

13. History Of The World - Ancient Middle East Prehistory, Back to Main Index, ancient middle east 7000 to Combined chronological listing covering this period, Next ancient Egypt. 2000, phoenicians trading in http://www.lukemastin.com/history/ancient_middle_east.html

H ISTORY OF THE W ORLD ANCIENT MIDDLE EAST: -7000 to 600 Jericho - world's earliest known city Sumerian civilization in Mesopotamia Sumerian cuneiform (picture-writing) developed Sumerians invent wheel Early Hebrew civilization in Israel area Babylon established by the Chaldeans Abraham migrates from Ur to Canaan Hittite empire established in Asia Minor Gilgamesh Epic (heroic poem) written in cuneiform Phoenicians trading in Eastern Mediterranean Chaldean king Hammurabi codifies laws Phoenicians develop phonetic alphabet Hebrews invade Canaan (Joshua) Hebrew Exodus from Egypt under Moses Israelites invade Palestine Hittites overthrown by Assyrians Saul becomes King of Israel David becomes King of Israel - Philistines defeated Solomon becomes King of Israel Death of King Solomon - kingdom split into two Phoenicians establish colony at Carthage, North Africa Assyrians invade Palestine Ninevah sacked by Medes - end of Assyrian empire Hanging Gardens of Babylon built by Nebuchadnezar Nebuchadnezar takes Hebrews into captivity in Babylon Medes and Persians under Cyrus control most of Asia Minor Jews freed after Cyrus the Persian conquers Babylon Persians expand into Egypt, Asia Minor and towards India

14. CIAS Encyclopedia Of Ancient History, Internet Nachschlagebuch Für Altertumskun libraries, ancient. Libnah 1. Libnah 2. Libyans. Libyan civ..zations philosophy. Philostratus. phoenicians. Phoenician kings. Phraortes. Phrats have been located just east of the Sea of http://www.specialtyinterests.net/encyclo.html

Bilingual - Zweisprachige Website Online Encyclopedia - California Institute for Ancient Studies Internet Nachschlagebuch - Das Kalifornische Institut für Altertumskunde A True Open Book Online Encyclopedia! - Eine Wahre, Offenes Buch , Internet Verbundene Enzyklopädie! How to use the Encyclopedia more efficiently. Print the alphabetically indexed pages for easy overview and file in your folder. Attention: We frequently upgrade these pages. Sometimes every day! Easy word search: Click on the `Edit' button above then click on `Find' (on this page) or else use Ctrl F and type the word into the search window. A fast growing site with hundreds of topics, pages, images and discussions you will never forget. Alphabetical selections are explained in chosen texts. Visit the Encyclopedia of El Amarna The Hebrew Dictionary Lexicon Ancient History Maps Main Menu ... Abishag Abijah: Abradates Abraham 1 Abraham 2 Absalom ... Abu Simbel Abydos: Abydos, king list Acco: Achaemenid Achior cupbearer acquital ... Aegeans aerial: affairs of the heart African animals African tribes Agagite ... Akhmeretnesut Akhimiti: Akhmim family Akhnaton: Akinizaz,

15. THSLMC Pathfinder: Middle East Ancient Kingdoms Kingdoms and Empires in the middle east. A History of ancient Sumeria http//ragzinternational.com The Lebanese American Association The phoenicians http//www http://www.tolland.k12.ct.us/ths/library/pfmideastkingdoms.html

Tolland High School Library Media Center Kingdoms and Empires in the Middle East Internet Ancient History Book http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/ancient/asbook.html World Civilization Resources http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/WORLD.HTM The 4 Kingdoms Flowing Out of Babylon http://www.chn-net.com/teaching/endtimes/maps.html The MidEast Gateway http://www.mideastweb.org/index.html A History of Ancient Sumeria http://ragz-international.com/sumeria.htm The Lebanese American Association: The Phoenicians http://www.laa.org/tours/phoenicians.htm 1200 B.C. Phoenicians http://www.lebanon2000.com/ph.htm A Bequest Unearthed: Phoenicia http://phoenicia.org/index.shtml Back to Pathfinders Return to Library Media Center To Tolland High School Updated November 4, 2003

16. General Ancient History Writing The phoenicians and Carthage A Bequest Unearthed, Phoenicia and the phoenicians, Punic, Canaanites PERSIAN EMPIRE AND ancient middle east ASIA http://www.teacheroz.com/generalancient.htm

Updated 6/2/04 Prehistoric cave painting at Vallon-Pont-d'Arc in the Ardèche region of France. The Chauvet Cave Archeology and Ethnography Program Home, NPS Outline of Prehistory and History, Southeast Archaeological Center Geologic Time Chart ... FORVM ANTIQVVM: Roman Art and Archaeology - more on my Ancient Rome page. Exploring Gender Through Archaeology - Table of Contents Gender in Archaeology Genetics and Human Migration Patterns American Museum of Natural History For info on Dinosaurs, check out my Other Subjects page under the Science section. GENERAL ANCIENT HISTORY LINKS PREHISTORY NM's Creative Impulse..Prehistory is a SUPER site!!! Classroomtools.com Warm-up Activity - Is That A Fact? - Human - Dinosaur Co-existence? A Science Odyssey: You Try It: Human Evolution A Science Odyssey: You Try It: Human Evolution: Lucy "Lucy" ... DISPELLING DINOSAUR MYTHS - more on Dinosaurs on my Other Subjects page. Introduction to the Cenozoic Life of the Cenozoic The Pleistocene Ice Ages ... ROOTS OF HUMAN FOSSIL TREE DEEPEN COMPREHENSIVE SITES (Includes links to many cultures) The Amazing Ancient World - Premier Ancient Civilization Internet Book - a FABULOUS site! If you don't find here, you won't find it anywhere!

17. Ancient Mesopotamia - Modern Iraq Resources Lebanon phoenicians Tyre is in Lebanon and was one of the areas in which the ancient phoenicians lived. ancient Near and middle east Religion and http://ancienthistory.about.com/library/bl/bl_mesopotamiaresources.htm

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18. Mesoinfo Image scanned from ancient middle east Civilizations. Image scanned from ancient Civilizations. phoenicians a culture famous for their purple dye. http://www.ih.k12.oh.us/hsblase/taftweb/MESOPOT/mesoinfo.htm

MESOPOTAMIA INFO We learned of the geography of Mesopotamia. Mesopotamia means the land between two rivers. The two rivers are the Tigris River and Euphrates River. We learned of the fertile soil in the fertile crescent. The land was so fertile, it seemed irresistible to invaders. It is important to study these cultures because it gives us a better overview of history. The more we know, the more we understand. Hittites Assyrians Phoenecians Sumerians ... Back to Mesopotamia Hittites: Hittites were a very cruel and aggressive culture. They used iron and a successful army. They were great at law making. The King acted as priest, military commander, and chief judge. They lived in present day Turkey. The picture below is of Image scanned from Ancient Middle East Civilizations Hittites Assyrians Phoenecians Sumerians ... Back to Mesopotamia Assyrians: A cruel culture who chopped off peoples heads and used iron. They were great artists, had a great cavalry, and a great army. They were a harsh army and are now located in the northern part of Iraq. The picture below is of a lion shaped metal weight. Image scanned from Ancient Civilizations Hittites Assyrians Phoenecians Sumerians ... Back to Mesopotamia Phoenicians: a culture famous for their purple dye. They had a 22 symbol alphabet. They were skilled in glass making, sliver, and had great sailors and traders. They were carriers of civilization and lived along the Eastern Mediterranean coast. The picture below is part of a Phoenician trade ship.

19. Echmoun Temple, Lebanon  -  Travel Photos By Galen R Frysinger, Sheboygan, Wis Sidonians in the Old Testament and phoenicians by the Semites, related to the Canaanites of ancient Palestine acquire an empire in the middle east, invaded and http://www.galenfrysinger.com/echmoun.htm

Echmoun A Phoenician Temple The principal God of the city of Sidon and his lover Astarte Podium for the Phoenician Gods Phoenicia , ancient designation of a narrow strip of territory on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea, now largely in modern Lebanon. The territory, about 320 km (about 200 mi) long and from 8 to 25 km (5 to 15 mi) wide, was bounded on the east by the Lebanon Mountains. The southern boundary was Mount Carmel; the northern boundary was generally accepted to be the Eleutherus River, now called the Kabîr, which forms the northern boundary of Lebanon. Early Phoenician stonework (7th century B.C.) Although its inhabitants had a homogeneous civilization and considered themselves a single nation, Phoenicia was not a unified state but a group of city-kingdoms, one of which usually dominated the others. The most important of these cities were Simyra, Zarephath (Sarafand), Byblos , Jubeil, Arwad (Rouad), Acco (‘Akko), Sidon (Saydâ), Tripolis (Tripoli), Tyre (Sur), and Berytus ( Beirut ). The two most dominant were Tyre and Sidon, which alternated as sites of the ruling power.

20. Babylonians Influenced The Phoenicians 19, A timeline of the ancient middleeast son Nebuchadnezzar II leads the Babylonians to conquer in Persia 600 BC phoenicians circumnavigate Africa http://www.lost-civilizations.net/data/phoenicians-history/babylonians_20influen

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